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‘Cool’ research for the president
White House welcomes a cross-section of young scientists and engineers
Posted in Young Scientists
Tagged algae, Barack Obama, biofuels, Broadcom MASTERS, Caleb Meyer, Earth Day, Easton LaChappelle, feature, herbicide, Intel, International Science and Engineering Fair, Jack Andraka, Jessika Baral, Mabel Wheeler, Megan Waples, Naethan Mundkur, pancreatic cancer, Sara Volz, Science Talent Search, Society for Science & the Public, SSP, topstories, White House, White House Science Fair
Teens take home science gold
A low-cost, self-driving vehicle; battery alternatives and analyses of galaxy clusters claim top prizes at a global high school science competition
Inspired medical research
Teens make real advances in biomedical science
Posted in Body & Health, Young Scientists
Tagged Academy for Medical Science Technology, Akshay Padmanabha, albumin, biomedical research, biopsy, Brittany Michelle Wenger, Brittany Wenger, cancer, College Preparatory School, Computational Neurodynamics Laboratory, Emory University, feature, finalist, fine needle aspiration, Greenwich High School, Houston High School, Intel, Intel Science Talent Search, Jack Ryan Takahashi, Jack Takahashi, Jennifer Chan, Kelly Xinyi Zhang, Kelly Zhang, Lynbrook High School, medicine, microbial fuel cell, Milton High School, nanobot, neural network, Out-of-Door Academy, polymer, pulmonary hypertension, Raja Selvakumar, seizure, Society for Science & the Public, Stanford University, Stephen Adam Le Breton, Stephen Le Breton, STS, tamoxifen, teeth, tic, tooth enamel, topstories, University of Memphis, University of the Pacific
Teens win big for their research
2013 Intel Science Talent Search awards teens for science projects
Posted in Young Scientists
Tagged Adam Joseph Bowman, Akshay Padmanabha, Alexa Danzler, algae, algorithm, Ambler, biofuels, biopsy, breast cancer, Brentwood, Brittany Wenger, California, Cheyenne Mountain High School, College Station, Collierville, Colorado, Colorado Springs, D.C., Drug, Elizabeth Marincola, Eugene, fiber optics, Florida, fuel cells, fusion categories, getinvolved, Glenn T. Seaborg award, Hannah Kerner Larson, herbicide, hydrogen, Indiana, Intel Corp, Intel Science Talent Search, Jane Shaw, Jonah Kallenbach, Kensen Shi, Lipids, Maryland, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Munster, National Building Museum, National Geographic Society, Nobel prize, Oregon, Palo Alto, Pennsylvania, Peter Kraft, plasma, protein, Rockville, Rubik’s Cube, Sahana Vasudevan, Samuel Zbarsky, Sara Volz, Sarasota, Science News, seizures, selection, Society for Science & the Public, SSP, STS, Tennessee, Texas, topstories, Washington
How teachers cultivate young scientists
SSP Fellows share tips on how to introduce research into the classroom
Posted in Science Education, Teaching Science, Young Scientists
Tagged Applied Learning Academy, Bill Wallace, Center for BioMolecular Modeling, Central Virginia Governor’s School for Science and Technology, Cheryl Lindeman, data analysis, Denise Gordon, electric pickle experiment, experimentation, feature, fellows institute, Georgetown Day School, grants, graphing, Intel, Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams, Lillie Bryant, Martin Shapiro, Milwaukee School of Engineering, nematode, Northeast High School, parasite, pill bugs, Randa Flinn, Reed Resource Center School, research, research grants, School Without Walls, science fairs, Science News for Kids, science teachers, Society for Science & the Public, South Fort Myers High School, state science fair, Steven Wilkie, Sydney Bergman, topstories
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